Inclusive communities have a huge edge and this isn't DEI nonsense. If everyone only hangs w their own kind, there's not a lot of innovation they gonna get done rlly

diversity is necessary for survival. it’s a pretty consistent law across the universe

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across the multiverse*

i’ve always wanted to ask, do you believe in the multiverse?

good question. i am very doubtful, precisely because they aren’t provable. i think your use of the term “believe” here is spot on:

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The issue with all those different multiverses is that they postulate the existence of something you can’t observe, which is those other universes. Not only can you not see them, you can’t interact with them in any way. They are entirely disconnected from ours. There is no possible observation that you could make to infer their presence, not even in principle.

For this reason, postulating that the other universes exist is unnecessary to explain what we do observe, and therefore something that a scientist shouldn’t do. Making an unnecessary assumption is logically equivalent to postulating the existence of an unobservable god, or a flying spaghetti monster, or an omniscient dwarf who lives in your wardrobe. Fine if you do it in private, not so fine if you publish papers about it.
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good question. i am very doubtful, precisely because they aren’t provable. i think your use of the term “believe” here is spot on:

“””
The issue with all those different multiverses is that they postulate the existence of something you can’t observe, which is those other universes. Not only can you not see them, you can’t interact with them in any way. They are entirely disconnected from ours. There is no possible observation that you could make to infer their presence, not even in principle.

For this reason, postulating that the other universes exist is unnecessary to explain what we do observe, and therefore something that a scientist shouldn’t do. Making an unnecessary assumption is logically equivalent to postulating the existence of an unobservable god, or a flying spaghetti monster, or an omniscient dwarf who lives in your wardrobe. Fine if you do it in private, not so fine if you publish papers about it.
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